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:: com :: sun :: star :: datatransfer ::

interface XTransferableSupplier
Methods' Summary
getTransferable To get access to a transferable representation of a selected part of an object.  
insertTransferable Hands over a transferable object that shall be inserted.  
Methods' Details
getTransferable
XTransferable
getTransferable();
Description
To get access to a transferable representation of a selected part of an object.
Returns
The transferable object representing the selection inside the supplying object
See also
XTransferable
insertTransferable
void
insertTransferable( [in] XTransferable  xTrans )
raises( UnsupportedFlavorException );
Description
Hands over a transferable object that shall be inserted.
Parameter xTrans
The transferable object to be inserted

A NULL value is not allowed.

Throws
com::sun::star::datatransfer::UnsupportedFlavorException if the given XTransferable has no DataFlavor or the called object can't handle any of the available ones.
See also
XTransferable
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